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Brickwork, i. 49.
Carpenter's Work, i. 78.
Joiner's Work, ii. 70.
Estimation, i. 390.
Estrade, i. 390.
Etruscan Architecture, i. 39C.
History of the Etruscans , i. 390.
Of the difficulty of arriving at any correct information,i. 390.
Of ruins at Cortona , Yolterra, and Fiesol, i. 391.Description of Etruscan temples, i. 390.
“ Sepulchral buildings, i. 390.
“ Cemeteries at, i. 391.
Norchia, i. 391.
Castel d’ Asso, i. 391.
Bornazzo, i. 391.
Arte, i. 381.
Roman Architecture, ii. 370.
Euanthi Colours, i. 392.
Evolvent, i. 392.
Evolute, or Evoluta, i. 392.
Eustyle, i. 392.
Exagon, i. 392.
Hexagon, i. 495.
Excavating Machines, i. 392.
Description of Mr. G. Y. Palmer’s, i. 892.Excavation, i. 393.
Digging, i. 268.
Foundation, i. 429.
Exchange, i. 393.
Corn Exchange, i. 393.
Description of, i. 393.
The colonnade, i. 393.
Decorations of the frieze, i. 393.
The cornice, i. 394.
The wings, i. 394.
The windows, i. 394.
Upper story of wings, i. 394.
Interior, i. 394.
Coal Exchange, i. 394.
Supply of coal in Great Britain, i. 394.
Site of Coal Exchange, i. 394.
Facades of the building, i. 394.
Tower “ , i. 394.
Dome “ , i. 395.
Floor “ , i. 395.
Desiccation, i. 265.
Coloured decorations, i. 395.
Royal Exchange, i. 395.
Origin of first building, i. 396.
Of the architect of the second, i. 396.
Description of second exchange, i. 396.
On architectural competitions, i. 397.
Of the plans and specifications sent in for the building ofthe present Royal Exchange, i. 397.
Extent and site of do., i. 398.
Arrangement, i. 398.
Accommodation, i. 399.
Style of architecture, i. 400.
Estimate, i. 401.
Income, i. 401.
On the roofing in of the area, i. 401.
Stone employed in construction, i. 402.
VOL. ii. 7 D
Antiquities discovered, i. 402.
Opening, i. 402.
Sculpture in pediment, &c., i. 403»
Exentric, or Eccentric, i. 403Exostra, i. 403.
Expansion, i. 403.
Table of expansion of various materials, i. 404.Experience, i. 405.
Experiment, i. 405.
Experimental Philosophy, i. 405.
Treatise on nature and history of, i. 405.
Explosion, i. 409.
Treatise upon, i. 409.
Directions to be generally observed in blasting, i. 409Exponent, i. 409.
Exponential Curves, i. 409.
Exposure, i. 409.
Extend, i. 409.
Extension, i. 409.
Definition of, i. 409.
Of the boundaries of lines, surfaces, and solids, i. 410Of the infinite divisibility of extension, i. 410.External, or Exterior, i. 411.
External, or Exterior Angles, i. 411.
Angles, i. 6.
Extrados, i. 411.
Arch, i. 13.
Bridge, i. 58.
Extreme, i. 411.
Eye, Bullock’s, i. 411.
Eye op a Dome, i. 411.
Spiral, ii. 440.
Eye-Brow, i. 411.
Fillet, i. 414.
Faber, i. 411.
Fabric, i. 411.
Face, or Facia, i. 412.
Fascia, i. 413.
Face Mould, i. 412.
Face of a Stone, i. 412.
Facet, or Facette, i. 412.
Facia, i. 412.
Fascia, i. 413.
Facing, in Engineering, i. 412.
Facing, i. 412.
Facing Facade , or Revetement, i. 412Facings, in Joinery, i. 412.
Factabling, i. 412.
Coping, i. 199.
Fair Curve, i. 412.
Fahrenheit, i. 412.
Fald Stool, i. 412.
Fall, i. 412.
Measure, ii. 130.
Weights and Measures, ii. 523.
Falling Sluices, i. 412.
False Roof, i. 412.
Fane, i. 412.
Vane , ii. 515.